My debt went from $65,071.15 to $64, 207.46. It decreased by $863.69. That’s pretty damn good. That is the largest drop that I’ve ever had. I’m getting close to that $1000 drop per month. I can’t wait

The Numbers

Loans 2 – Down from $5740 to $5525

Navient – Down from $23,943 to $23,842.10

Nelnet – Down from $34,848.18 to $34,840.36

I case you missed it, I paid off the last of my credit card debt! I’ve had some sort of credit card debt since 2006. It feels good to not owe anyone right now. With the credit card debt gone, my new focus is Loan 2. I was able to pay an extra $200 on it this month. That was great. The debt snowball will allow me to pay this debt off within a few months. I’m still looking for other side hustles and opportunities to make more money.

Getting rid of credit card debt is exhilarating, isn’t it! I have one credit card balance but that’s on a zero balance transfer for 12 months, which I can pay off very quickly if I need to so I don’t consider it a balance. When I paid off all credit card debt last year I felt like I’d hit a milestone. It was the last of my high-interest debt. Keep going Jason, it’s been a while since I checked in on your blog and debt reports, you’re doing amazingly well!Lloyd Phillips recently posted…February 2017 Online Income & Traffic Report

Congrats on getting rid of the CC debt! Looks like you’re making progress on the rest of your debt; keep up the great work. 🙂Willow @ Miter Saws and Mary Janes recently posted…FriYAY Funnies: Sesame Street Edition

My debt repayment is going well, but the past year or so I really re-invested into my side hustles which had a HUGE impact on the bottom line. Overall it’s been really good investments and I’m trying to think long-term, but I may be looking for some higher-paying side hustles to help pad the bottom line and balance out re-investing with $ hitting the bottom line.DC @ Young Adult Money recently posted…15 Time Management Apps to Help Increase Your Productivity